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ALOEVERA SOAP(125 GM)
"Names 1. In Hadees it is called as Sabir (صبر). 2. In Hindi & Urdu it is called as Ghikawar or Guarpatha. 3. In English & Latin it is called as Aloe Vera. 4. In Marathi it is called as Korphod. 5. Its family is Xanthorrhoeaceae. Nabi صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم’s guidance about Sabir (صبر) (Aloe Vera) 1. Hazrat Umme Salma رضي الله عنها says that “When Abu Salma died, I had applied Sabir (Aloe Vera) on my eyes, and Rasool Allah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم came & asked her “What is this, Umme Salma”? Hazrat Umme Salma رضي الله عنها answered, “It is Sabir (صبر), it has no perfume in it, Rasool Allah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم answered that “It makes the face Brighter, but do not use it expect Nights & remove it in day time, & do not apply perfume when combing your hairs, or Heena, because it is dye, Than Hazrat Umme Salma رضي الله عنها asked What should I use while combing my hairs oh! Rasool Allah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم? Rasool Allah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم replied “Use Lotus leaves, to cover your head”. : Reference Abu Dawud: 2305; Book no. 13; In English Book no. 12; Hadees no. 2298. Aloe Vera Soap – Original Herbal Skin Soother Give your skin the gentle care it deserves with our 100% original Aloe Vera Soap, enriched with pure Aloe Vera extract, known for its incredible healing, soothing, and hydrating properties. Formulated using traditional herbal methods, this soap is ideal for sensitive, dry, irritated, or acne-prone skin. Whether you’re dealing with summer rashes, winter dryness, or everyday skin stress, Aloe Vera Soap is your natural solution. Is It Islamically Safe to Use? Yes ALOEVERA Soap is permissible (halal) to use as long as: • It does not contain any impure or haram ingredients (like animal fats from non-halal sources). • It is used for cleanliness and skin care, which is encouraged in Islam. • No shirk-related rituals or superstitions are associated with it. Islam emphasizes personal hygiene, and using beneficial herbal remedies is completely in line with Islamic teachings. “Cleanliness is half of faith.” – Sahih Muslim"
